Pretty alr overall has a ok chance at the nfl season but lowkey not all there for tiger woodsread more

The lunch is really good but don't like because I got left on read by a girl here it's really far…read morefrom my house cause I live in the hood my neighbor is ebk jaybos grandma so it's alright

I have had the pleasure of visiting Centennial high school on multiple occasions, mainly to cheer…read moreon my daughter during her outstanding choir performances. These visits have given me a glimpse into the school's vibrant culture, and this review aims to capture my impressions of the school's environment, staff, and overall educational experience. My God daughter's participation in the choir has allowed me to see the school from a unique perspective, and I am excited to share my thoughts. Every year I'm excited to see what themed productions they will do because they never let me down. The productions are always so well done, with great attention to detail and a clear passion for the arts. You can definitely see all the hard work that is being put into it, and it's wonderful to see the students' talents being showcased. Kudos to the choir teacher for keeping the arts alive and for providing students with opportunities to develop their skills and build their confidence.

the staff are all bad theyre always gossiping abt students and theyre racist towards hispanics they…read moreare not helpful at all i had one issue and now the security is always following me out of class and they dont let me catch a break they act all kind but i over heard them talking bad about me and my friends js cause we were outside at like 7 they are so rude and they are not helpful i had so many things going on and my mental health was so bad and the staff were talking bad about me which made my health so much worse i genuinely had the worst years of my life at that school.

Big place big walk big wait big sad…read more I will never live on like big For it is big to be big

After a disastrous freshman year at Liberty High school & fighting to get a transfer to Frontier…read morehigh my daughter is doing well. I tried in 8th grade to get her tested for dyslexia but was pushed off until school ended. Then tried at Liberty high to get her tested where again was pushed off until school ended. Now at only 2 weeks of the start of school year, Frontier high school has already been working on getting her tested. They have welcomed my child with opened arms & truly made us feel at ease. They made us feel heard & are moving quickly to get her the tools she needs to succeed. Everyone gave us a warm welcome. They are not mask Nazi's either for those who cant wear a mask. They dont hound you about, make you feel bad or treat you like a 2nd class citizen.

its actually pretty nice here. some teachers are better than others, but for teachers you dont…read moreexactly like you'll get used to them how bad kids are dealt with could be improved however, but honestly its a pretty good school! the electives are really good, (mrs smith is superrrr nice) and honestly a good selection of electives.

The staff members are wonderful and supportive! Mr. King and Mr. Sanchez are great. I hope the…read moreScience Class incorporates new lessons, both of my daughters have done the "roller coaster," project. I'm certain, students in years passed have done it as well. With so many scientific advancements and innovations the subject matter taught should also evolve. :) Love this school!

My daughter is in her second year here. She is the youngest of four kids (we have 3 grown adult…read morechildren as well) and I have done any number of public school, homeschooling and privately schooling with all of them - depending on the individual needs and learning styles of each child. That being said, this school is exactly what we were hoping for with our youngest. It isn't snobby or snooty. Good, hard working, normal folks bring their kids here and it doesn't feel like a country club mom clique (IYKYK). The class sizes are very small. The teachers really know your kid and hold your kid accountable. We needed something in between homeschool and public school (we tried both), and this is it for us. I feel like everyone at this school loves her, but they also don't let her get away with any shenanigans either. It's stricter than public school and for that I am so grateful. I am able to be in as much contact as I want or need with the teachers and the administrators. They do fun things (they have a junior high dance, some sports like volleyball, basketball, football) and go to Hume Lake for example. They have chapel every Friday and parents are invited to come...it's lovely. I cannot say enough wonderful things about the teachers and the staff. On top of that I love that she studies the Bible and is growing spiritually here as well. I also was shocked at how reasonable the tuition is here compared to pretty much most of the other private schools in town. The academic level is pretty rigorous - definitely beyond private school level. But with smaller class sizes there is more attention given to each kid. It's small, cozy, welcoming and we are very happy with it.

My child has been attending 4 years. I love this school, the teachers, and staff. Office staff is…read morenot rude they listen to your concerns and acknowledge you . Show that they appreciate the investment you are making and that you chose this school. Teachers have taught my child so much beyond just an education, they reflect the love of Christ. They genuinely enjoy their jobs and love the kids, I am forever grateful for all they do for my child! Highly recommend.

This School has always been great from my own growing up school experience attending myself to my 7…read moreyear old that goes there now in first grade. Norris is very friendly and the teachers are very good at their job from teaching to caring. Even the EDC program here is great and like family !!!

Racist school district if you're a minority choose a school in the Stockdale area. Furthermore, the…read moreeducation system is pretty bland, they do not offer higher level education programs like a lot of the other schools in Bakersfield.

Our apartment is a walking distance to my daughter's primary school. When she moved to middle…read moreschool, we would either need to a) have to move to a different area so she could walk or even take a bus to school since our location is not a bus route or b) me quitting work so I can take her to school 5 days a week which is not an option for a solo parent. Anyway, through research from a Facebook group for Bakersfield moms, I found out about Project:Learn (PL) which has a twice a week face-to-face option for students to meet up in a campus and together, do activities for Math, Science, History, and my favorite, PBL which is short for Project Based Learning. In PBL, they had a Kindness Project last year and also basic accounting and budget-planning. On days that they are not in school, they have school work that they do at home, all linked to an online guide (and answer keys!), which us parents get to check and grade. I thought it was going to be a difficult transition for us but Kate, the founder of PL, answered all my questions and has been a very good resource especially when I was still deciding on a program. Class size is small, which I personally liked, and my daughter has established genuine friendships in her class and looks forward seeing her classmates/friends every week!

I sent my kid there and they are hating that school and they love fruitvale jr high betterread more

Great 7th grade teachers especially band teacher serious about performance ~ really great teacher…read more Too bad if youre in band it limits elective options like journalism club :-(

Always forced to pay respect to USA every first day of a new month. Had absolutely disgusting food…read moremostly the breakfast stuff were hard as a rock

Office staff is great. Principal Matt king is super touchy with students making them uncomfortable…read more Not in the loop with anything, but will make several phone calls acting like he knows what's going on but has no clue what's going on. Other than that everyone else is great.

Great spirit driven school. The staff are very caring, helpful, professional. Our little one…read moreloves the people and the school. They are a Bible based school extremely and highly recommend.

I have had a really good experience with this school. My daughter has attended one year of daycare…read moreand one year of Pre-K and all of her teachers are very kind, involved and accessible. I feel like they take a genuine interest in each child. My daughter always felt safe and loved here and that's what is most important to me. I like that she also gets reinforced Christian values and at the same time this school is very accepting without judgment. It's so hard to entrust people with your children in today's world. Not just to teach them but to protect them. I definitely feel confident in recommending Olive Knolls as a place you can trust to send your child.